HTVRONT Heat Transfer Paper for Light T Shirts -25 Sheets 8.5x11" Iron on Transfer Paper for Inkjet & Laser Printer, Stretchable & Durable Printable Heat Transfer Vinyl, Easy to Use

Product works as described even with a laser printer.

I bought this so that I could iron on a logo to a golf towel for single use. I have used Avery brand iron on many times and they are such a pain and so inferior to these! These are a much better price point and as mentioned so easy to use. no mirror image printing needed. Peel it stick it iron it done and it comes with parchment paper. I had no problems with the image pulling up. Like I said, I ironed them onto towels, so I can’t really say how the quality of color color and image would have turned out on a smoother surface, or whether it will stand up to wash, but for my purposes, this was the way to go!

I wish I read these reviews prior to purchasing this paper. Its terrible! I had to make some images with a lot of solid color and when I did the red, it bleed all over the rollers and I ruined at least 6 or 7 sheets. ChatGPT had to walk me through cleaning the rollers for the ink and lower the saturation. The transfer is very thin and not easy to weed. Also they only provide you with a few sheets of parchment paper which is not suitable for the transfer because it can bleed a bit back onto the image. Then what made it even more disturbing for me is it came late so I had no choice but to use the paper for my customer. I pray it does not ruin like I saw other reviewers say.I purchased this paper because of their reputation and things I have purchased from them in the past. Very disappointed in this!

These are really difficult to work with. It took me some trial and error, but I found you can really only print one page at a time and you should print something on regular paper in between each sheet of this. The toner kept coming off and not setting otherwise and basically smeared all over the transfer. Also, this package only comes with a few sheets of the parchment, and I strongly suggest getting more parchment paper, as they seem to really be a one time use. I had a few of my t-shirts get part of the last image with remnants of a previous transfer.

I’ve never used heat transfer paper before but this product was super easy and did not require mirroring. We’ll see how it holds up over time but my initial impression has been positive.It adhered quickly. No smearing and the few tiny wrinkles (from my lack of patience) evened out during the heat transfer. If you’re new to this method: Cut the printed text/pic out, pull the backing off and arrange on fabric. Place parchment paper (this product comes with parchment paper included) over the text and iron on for 10 seconds. For crisp edges use an exacto or crafters knife. Happy crafting!